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hotspot areas, resulting in escorting being required for social workers who enter the area. MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander says 20 injury on duty reports linked to these incidents have been recorded, related to staff often being injured when they're thrown from
social workers are hijacked every month. There's been 27 since the beginning of the speak to MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander about the impact on social workers and whether the rising attacks could make some areas too dangerous for social workers to operate in.
minutes past seven o'clock. Good morning, Cape Town. Second hour of the show coming up. I speak to the MEC of social development, Wendy Kaiser Filander. On average, three hijackings of social services workers every month this year. I talk about the impact.
hijacked. But this also has concerns around the security and how it disrupts services in vulnerable communities. Joining me now is MEC for Social Development, Wendy Kaiser Filander. Good morning, MEC. Appreciate your time. What's happening on the ground?
we are doing everything possible to make sure that our staff are safe in the process as well. Wendy Kaiser Filander, MEC for Social Development, here in the Western Cape. Social workers under attack 27 hijackings just this year. It's about three a month. Are
with the West Cape MEC of social development. An average of three social workers are hijacked every month. There's been 27 since the beginning of the speak to MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander about the impact on social workers and whether the rising attacks.
joined in studio by the Western K Premier Alan Windy and the Provincial Social Development NEC Wendy Kaiser-Filander. They will discuss the rollout of the Safety Parent Program, which provides emergency places of safety with vetted guardians for vulnerable or
to be speaking to the Westgate Premier Alan Windy as well as the MEC for social development, Wendy Kaiser-Filander, around the Safety Parents program. It is supported by the Cape Care Fund, it's a vehicle to raise funds for safety parents. Look, there is a
seven o'clock, I will be speaking to the Premier of the Western Cape and Social Development MEC, Wendy Kaiser Filander, about why, during social development month, we focus on Western Cape safety parents. I want to encourage you to look into maybe supporting,
And the social development MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander. Everything you need to start your day. We all have a voice. Use yours. Call 021-046-0567. Join the conversation on K-Talk. Nine minutes past seven o'clock. The conversation I just had with Professor Eric
Wendy Kaiser Filander. We talk about how trained volunteers provide emergency care for vulnerable children. We talk about the Western Cape Safety Parents Programme on DSTV channel 885 and across the city on 567 a.m. This is EWN.
of the law. We are speaking to Western Cape Premier Alan Wendy and MEC for Social Development, Wendy, Kaiser Filander. We're talking about the Western Cape Safety Parent Programme. It's when a child or children need to be taken out of a dangerous, potentially
12 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days
hotspot areas, resulting in escorting being required for social workers who enter the area. MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander says 20 injury on duty reports linked to these incidents have been recorded, related to staff often being injured when they're thrown from
social workers are hijacked every month. There's been 27 since the beginning of the speak to MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander about the impact on social workers and whether the rising attacks could make some areas too dangerous for social workers to operate in.
minutes past seven o'clock. Good morning, Cape Town. Second hour of the show coming up. I speak to the MEC of social development, Wendy Kaiser Filander. On average, three hijackings of social services workers every month this year. I talk about the impact.
hijacked. But this also has concerns around the security and how it disrupts services in vulnerable communities. Joining me now is MEC for Social Development, Wendy Kaiser Filander. Good morning, MEC. Appreciate your time. What's happening on the ground?
we are doing everything possible to make sure that our staff are safe in the process as well. Wendy Kaiser Filander, MEC for Social Development, here in the Western Cape. Social workers under attack 27 hijackings just this year. It's about three a month. Are
with the West Cape MEC of social development. An average of three social workers are hijacked every month. There's been 27 since the beginning of the speak to MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander about the impact on social workers and whether the rising attacks.
joined in studio by the Western K Premier Alan Windy and the Provincial Social Development NEC Wendy Kaiser-Filander. They will discuss the rollout of the Safety Parent Program, which provides emergency places of safety with vetted guardians for vulnerable or
to be speaking to the Westgate Premier Alan Windy as well as the MEC for social development, Wendy Kaiser-Filander, around the Safety Parents program. It is supported by the Cape Care Fund, it's a vehicle to raise funds for safety parents. Look, there is a
seven o'clock, I will be speaking to the Premier of the Western Cape and Social Development MEC, Wendy Kaiser Filander, about why, during social development month, we focus on Western Cape safety parents. I want to encourage you to look into maybe supporting,
And the social development MEC Wendy Kaiser Filander. Everything you need to start your day. We all have a voice. Use yours. Call 021-046-0567. Join the conversation on K-Talk. Nine minutes past seven o'clock. The conversation I just had with Professor Eric
Wendy Kaiser Filander. We talk about how trained volunteers provide emergency care for vulnerable children. We talk about the Western Cape Safety Parents Programme on DSTV channel 885 and across the city on 567 a.m. This is EWN.
of the law. We are speaking to Western Cape Premier Alan Wendy and MEC for Social Development, Wendy, Kaiser Filander. We're talking about the Western Cape Safety Parent Programme. It's when a child or children need to be taken out of a dangerous, potentially
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